Broken Mile 2017
In the gritty world of *Broken Mile (2017)*, a desperate man wakes up to a nightmare after a night of substance abuse—only to find his companion lifeless beside him. Haunted by guilt and adrenaline, he must navigate a frantic escape before the repercussions catch up.
Director: Justin McConnell
Cast
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Broken Mile (2017) about?
*Broken Mile (2017)* follows a man who wakes to a horrifying discovery—his companion dead after a night of heavy drug use. With no memory of the events, he's thrust into a high-stakes race against time to evade responsibility and survive. The film explores the brutal aftermath of addiction and the desperate choices that define survival.
Who directed Broken Mile?
Justin McConnell directed *Broken Mile (2017)*, bringing his signature style to this intense character-driven thriller.
Who stars in Broken Mile?
The film stars Caleigh Le Grand, Justin McConnell, Ali Chappell, Francesco Filice, and Patrick McFadden, delivering performances that amplify its raw emotional impact.
Is Broken Mile (2017) worth watching?
If you enjoy tight, suspenseful dramas with moral dilemmas and strong performances, *Broken Mile (2017)* is worth your time. Its concise runtime and unrelenting tension make it a compelling watch, though its bleak themes may not appeal to all viewers.
How long is Broken Mile?
*Broken Mile (2017)* runs for 80 minutes.
About Broken Mile (2017) — A Frantic Escape from the Shadows of Addiction
In the gritty world of *Broken Mile (2017)*, a desperate man wakes up to a nightmare after a night of substance abuse—only to find his companion lifeless beside him. Haunted by guilt and adrenaline, he must navigate a frantic escape before the repercussions catch up. Directed by Justin McConnell, this intense drama-thriller blends raw tension with moral decay, plunging viewers into a claustrophobic chase where every decision could mean freedom or ruin.
With a runtime of just 80 minutes, *Broken Mile* wastes no time, relying on sharp performances from Caleigh Le Grand and Justin McConnell himself, alongside a supporting cast that grounds its unsettling premise in emotional depth. The film's themes of addiction, survival, and the cost of a single misstep resonate long after the credits roll, leaving audiences breathless in its wake.